15/3/03 Afternoon @ work
Been a very busy couple of days but also kinda productive. Thursday had the Planning Summit with the Boy. We went and sat in Glebe Park, enjoyed the sunshine and sorted out everything I/we need to do over the next couple of weeks. This is the downside of doing experiments that run for nearly six weeks - you need to do lots of advance planning. The good things from all of this is that we have planned in going down the Coast for two days. I'm so looking forward to it. Will be the first time that Boy and I have gone away on a holiday together :) Time out from life in Canberra will be good for both of us.
There was the most incredible thunderstorm here yesterday. I wish I had had a camera on me but I doubt it would have done justice to some of the things we saw. Driving along the top of the lake and looking ahead to see the cenotaph silhoueted against a slate grey sky and cockatoos careening wildly above us, being completely blinded by sheets of falling water and then having lighting streak right in front of us and then driving out the other side of the storm to brilliant sunlight and a mob of kangaroos foraging on the side of the road. And people wonder why I love Canberra.
Now of course its back to the humdrum of work and on a beautiful Saturday afternoon as well. Better get to all that harvesting.
Been a very busy couple of days but also kinda productive. Thursday had the Planning Summit with the Boy. We went and sat in Glebe Park, enjoyed the sunshine and sorted out everything I/we need to do over the next couple of weeks. This is the downside of doing experiments that run for nearly six weeks - you need to do lots of advance planning. The good things from all of this is that we have planned in going down the Coast for two days. I'm so looking forward to it. Will be the first time that Boy and I have gone away on a holiday together :) Time out from life in Canberra will be good for both of us.
There was the most incredible thunderstorm here yesterday. I wish I had had a camera on me but I doubt it would have done justice to some of the things we saw. Driving along the top of the lake and looking ahead to see the cenotaph silhoueted against a slate grey sky and cockatoos careening wildly above us, being completely blinded by sheets of falling water and then having lighting streak right in front of us and then driving out the other side of the storm to brilliant sunlight and a mob of kangaroos foraging on the side of the road. And people wonder why I love Canberra.
Now of course its back to the humdrum of work and on a beautiful Saturday afternoon as well. Better get to all that harvesting.
